After crews assess the flood damage, other counties could be added to the list. Berkeley County Officials expect their area to be added.

If your county is listed, officials say you can go ahead and complete an application now.

Victims of flooding can apply at http://www.disasterassistance.gov/. When asked to choose a disaster, select "disaster has occurred, but not in the list." Your application will be processed if and when a declaration is signed. You can also call 800-621-3362 to apply.

The news release says a local disaster recovery center will be opened at a later date.

Charleston County officials say sandbags are still available to all citizens and can be picked up from their service location at 617 Riverland Drive on James Island.

DAMAGE ASSESSMENT

Below is contact information for citizens to call and report damage from the severe weather based on where they live:

If you are in the following municipalities call:

Town of Kiawah 843-768-9166

City of Charleston 843-619-6130

Isle of Palms 843-886-9912

Town of Mount Pleasant 843-884-5184

Sullivan’s Island 843-883-3198

City of North Charleston* 843-740-2564

*The City of North Charleston is partnering with the Charleston Home Builders Association, Charleston Electrical Contractors Association, and Triad Mechanical Contractors to inspect the homes at no cost to the residents. A news release from the city of North Charleston says people with unidentified flooded homes are encouraged to call 843-740-2533 or email flood@northcharleston.org.

If you are in the Unincorporated Charleston County or one of the following municipalities, call 843-202-6930.